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In reply to the discussion: Stephen King slams Twilight franchise as 'tweenage porn' [View all]bravenak
(34,648 posts)35. I read all of the books he spoke of.
His under the dome books I read were not all that. I'd rate it under twilight and the hunger games.
The book The Host by the Twilight author was bang up to the mark. Most plots are recycled these days, he should know, since he does it too.
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I love Stephen King but really don't care what he thinks about Twilight or Hunger Games or any other
liberal_at_heart
Sep 2013
#1
Stephen King himself often recycles his own plots. A group of people are cut off
liberal_at_heart
Sep 2013
#8
I'm a visual person so I watch more movies than read books. I watched Twilight and Hunger Games.
liberal_at_heart
Sep 2013
#3
okay. Doesn't bother me. I still enjoyed it. Maybe people who like the Hunger Games will go read
liberal_at_heart
Sep 2013
#16
sometimes the villains are more interesting because they are more complex.
liberal_at_heart
Sep 2013
#6
I wasn't sure if my autistic son would ever become a reader. He would only read
liberal_at_heart
Sep 2013
#20
But Anne Rice's later work is very Twilight-ey. Loved LeStat and the rest, but the recent
Squinch
Sep 2013
#39
Children should definitely not be encouraged to admire, or kiss, either vampires or republicans.
Zorra
Sep 2013
#33
Says the author who wrote an extended scene of a bunch of 12-year-olds having sex.
Brickbat
Sep 2013
#34